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The court upheld the defendant’s jurisdictional challenge, finding the parties had agreed to arbitrate. Proceedings were stayed and costs awarded to the defendant.
Costs assessment after enforcement of a consent arbitral award. The Court rejected jurisdiction, nullity, and res judicata objections and awarded QAR 101,001.
The Court directed that a sole arbitrator be appointed by the Registrar under clause 6.4 of the parties’ Share Sale Agreement after no agreement was reached.
The Court held that D had not waived its arbitration rights under clause 6.4 of the share purchase agreement and directed the parties to agree on a sole arbitrator.
The court stayed the proceedings because the parties’ agreement required their dispute to be resolved by arbitration, and the court’s role was supervisory only.
The Court dismissed B’s application to set aside an ICC award, holding the challenges were merits-based and that the interest award and reasons raised no valid setting-aside ground.
The Court held it lacked jurisdiction to appoint an arbitrator, finding that the competent court under the Arbitration Law was the Court of Appeal of the State of Qatar.
C v D (Arbitration) [2021] QIC (F) 8 (17 March 2021)
The court held that it has jurisdiction to grant interim relief in arbitration proceedings when the arbitral tribunal cannot act effectively.
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The Court held it had jurisdiction as the seat court and Competent Court to hear interim-relief applications in support of arbitration, but declined relief on the facts.
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